Mobo awards’ Kanya King – Inspiring Entrepreneur

Posted by admin on June 19th, 2010 and filed under successful entrepreneurs | 10 Comments »

Taken from ‘Mothers of Invention: Celebrating International Women’s Month’.

An ‘Inspiring Entrepreneurs’ event hosted by the British Library’s Business & IP Centre.

http://www.bl.uk/bipc

Women-owned start-ups are on the rise. Findings from the latest London Annual Business Survey show that one in six businesses in London is now majority female-owned compared with one in 10 three years ago – and they also employ more women than their male counterparts.

In celebration of International Women’s Month, the British Library brought together a panel of successful entrepreneurs and businesswomen in fields as diverse as music, science and e-commerce.

Kanya King is the founder of the MOBO awards and one of the most influential women in the music industry.

Duration : 0:9:51


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10 Responses

  1. xquelarx Says:

    Amazing woman!
    Amazing woman!

  2. beatnik8tv Says:

    She created it …
    She created it because black artists in britain did not have a platform to showcase their talents. What part of that do you not understand?

  3. beatnik8tv Says:

    What an inspiration
    What an inspiration

  4. caggogg Says:

    It’s not racist – …
    It’s not racist – it says ‘music of black ORIGIN’ i.e. people of any race can be singing it. Political-correctness-gone-mad morons – you’re the most racist of the lot. Amen.

  5. maxfm82 Says:

    for sure. Not even …
    for sure. Not even the artists both to turn up.

    Calling it ‘Black’ music just people off and divides the community.

    This woman is a silly racist bitch.

  6. Gimmiemorecash Says:

    no1 likes da …
    no1 likes da mobos neway, dat bullshit, no point callin it music of black origin neway

  7. permaveg Says:

    MTV are shite …
    MTV are shite anyway,i dont like racism either that isnt the issue any way,this awards system only acknowledges one colour of humanity,and that isnt racist is it?

  8. poohbundles Says:

    Though I only …
    Though I only slightly agree as I oppose any form of racism ( white or black), we actually had what you are acting to imagine. When MTV was created it ONLY played white artists. The first black artist….. Michael Jackson.

  9. permaveg Says:

    Imagine having a …
    Imagine having a only white people music award night,you would here crys of racism,so why is it ok to have a black music awards system? this awards event is surely racist.

  10. JaamR Says:

    Wow without her …
    Wow without her there would’ve been no MOBO’s, matter fact there would’ve been no U.K urban music wivin the main stream, E nuff respect 2 her

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